Michigan Medicine's Health Information Technology & Services (HITS) Enterprise Device Engineering and Management (EDEM) Team is seeking a lead engineer for Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD).
EDEM's role is to provide customer-focused engineering services for the development and management of reliable, secure, and supportable computing devices. The Desktop Virtualization team is responsible for maintaining a legacy Citrix environment; however, their primary focus is supporting and delivering hosted desktops and applications via Microsoft's Azure Virtual Desktop. Supported applications include Epic Hyperspace, Microsoft Office 365 products, and numerous departmental applications tailored to the medical field.
A successful candidate for this role will possess substantial experience in designing, implementing, and troubleshooting Citrix XenApp and Azure Virtual Desktop environments, including hosting Epic Hyperspace within AVD. Experience engineering and supporting AVD in an Academic Medical Center setting is essential. The candidate should have a broad understanding of Windows server and desktop operating systems in enterprise environments, strong analytical skills, and familiarity with ITIL-based tools such as ServiceNow - including proficiency in generating and analyzing reports. A proactive approach to reducing operational overhead and improving efficiencies through incident trend analysis is expected. Additionally, experience with AVD tools such as Nerdio and ControlUp, as well as expertise in Windows Group Policies, Entra, and PowerShell scripting, is highly desirable.